Strong’s G0987
βλασφημέω
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
blasphémeó
Pronunciation
blas-fay-MEH-o
Definition
To blaspheme, to speak evil of, to slander, to revile.
Meaning
I speak evil against, blaspheme, use abusive or scurrilous language about (God or men).
Usage
In the New Testament, "blasphémeó" primarily refers to speaking irreverently or disrespectfully about God, His nature, or His works. It can also extend to slandering or reviling individuals, particularly those who are righteous or in positions of spiritual authority. The term conveys a sense of intentional disrespect or defamation, often with the implication of moral or spiritual harm.
Bible references
Matthew 9:3;Matthew 26:65;Matthew 27:39;Mark 2:7;Mark 3:28;Mark 3:29;Mark 15:29;Luke 12:10;Luke 22:65;Luke 23:39;John 10:36;Acts 13:45;Acts 18:6;Acts 19:37;Acts 26:11;Romans 2:24;Romans 3:8;Romans 14:16;1 Corinthians 10:30;1 Timothy 1:20;1 Timothy 6:1;Titus 2:5;Titus 3:2;James 2:7;1 Peter 4:4